Taylor Swift had to wait about an hour for boyfriend Travis Kelce before they boarded a flight to the East Coast this week.
On Tuesday, the 34-year-old singer-songwriter was reportedly boarding a Gulfstream jet on her way out of Kansas City, Missouri when she encountered a minor inconvenience.
Swift, 34, was flying the plane at 6:05 p.m. with her father, Scott Swift, as she was en route to the East Coast. However, the private plane could not depart earlier because Kelce, 35, did not arrive at the airport until about 7 p.m. It’s unclear why he was late for his flight.
Kelce was photographed rushing into the airport after getting off his Hummer in the parking lot. Wearing a white shirt, the tight-fitting Kansas City Chiefs team appeared in a hurry, wearing a white cap as they entered, as shown in photos published by Daily Mail.
Unfortunately for this athlete, the gate was locked when he arrived. A member of Taylor’s entourage had to help him inside before he could reunite with his famous girlfriend.
The couple’s trip came after the Chiefs won their fifth straight game this season and during Travis’s bye week, or a week when NFL players don’t have to compete in a game. Kelce’s next game is scheduled for October 20; His team will face the San Francisco 49ers in California in the game.
But ahead of his next match, Kelce chose to spend some free time as well as show support for the “Cruel Summer” hitmaker, who will continue “The Eras Tour” next Friday , October 18, in Miami, Florida.
On Monday, Swift made headlines when she finally appeared at Kelce’s game with his NFL team against the New Orleans Saints at Arrowhead Stadium. Previously, she skipped two matches with her boyfriend due to security reasons and a busy schedule for tour rehearsals.
After the Chiefs won their match earlier this week, Kelce and Swift were caught on camera packing on the PDA inside the VIP suite. According to Page Six, at one point, the Grammy winner wrapped her arms around her man and cupped his face for a sweet kiss.
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